What Today's Sell-Off Means for Apple Investors (AAPL)

What Today's Sell-Off Means for Apple Investors

With shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) getting hit with another sell-off today (down 3% at the time of this filming) after news that the company had cut its order for iPhone 5 screens by as much as 50% from what it had originally been for this quarter, Apple investors are worried. In this video, Motley Fool tech and telecom analyst Andrew Tonner tells us why this isn't necessarily due to weakening iPhone demand and what other factors could be at play.

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Report this Comment On January 14, 2013, at 10:34 PM, scottsex62 wrote:

Yet another 'nothing' blurb that only tries to shill Supernova. I for one am tired of being sold to after already purchasing the SA service. Maybe these articles should come with a little. 'Advertisement' disclaimer so I know I can ignore them.
Report this Comment On January 15, 2013, at 5:20 AM, chinaman8 wrote:

buying more Apple today, it's a bargain, iPhone sales are not slowing down
Report this Comment On January 16, 2013, at 8:43 AM, ChinaGirl18 wrote:

I think Nokia has a possible bigger upside in the stock than Apple, because Nokia seems to be very cheap, only over $4. China Mobile has now received the third batch of Lumias 920T, all of the phones were gone at once. Some of my friends love the screen, some love the Office integration, some love the augmented reality City Lens and wireless charging.
My younger friends are soooooo happy with
Nokia´s free music service and
the video camera.
Maybe Nokia has finally found a very competitive high end smartphone.

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